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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-10
Portland, sa., Mi,i05,

s. B. ABBOTT (Sprincac.d, Mo.), in 1871 was afflicted ~.,h fy.2e beck, Rheuni0tis,n and Rsdney trouble. Consulted tbs very best physicians in .san Francisco, and wis tied all the mineral springs tl.are. Took & health trip to the New England States, but for seven yeSrs suffered co,astt.D.iy from his malsdy, which had resuIted in Bs.ight's dIseasc. After using couple dczsn bottles of Warmers SATH Cure, and two of SArn Pile, ho wrots: "My back and kid neyu sre atislsout pain, and, thank God, owe it all to Warmers SAPs Remedies"
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-10

F. MAYER 'i's3N. I2th St., st. Lou;s, s.o.} ,'iss'&'..d aitA stecd JceIings. 'iigl;nrS' ,nd pss!n asross the back. and tAT s!': t!ite. Wos sallov and ssrcT~orh aii the t;-re. The dottors fa.inE h. S,,r,r . usa of Warner. SAFE Euft:, .a:',:.r, f~ei like aiisgistiHg e..
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-10
aal. of New Erg., 44l,I53.

MRS. J. T. RITCHEY (ss2 4th Ave, Louisville, Ky.) was . confirmed tnrdttd (os' cIeven years, iur, living, and hourly .sepecMny dcGS!s, Was confined 10 bed ton e,onths eas5 year. Was attended by tho Gess ?'.' :. stcidsas. He left side vas E5as ssr- ty2ed. Could neither ee'. s'.ap, 7cg enjoy life. The doctors tai} saa ,g troubled with fe,is<z&o cen .2'.'; 2: but she wGs satisfied 'cr |. ->..7 were sdeotNl. Under the o2o-.'.,.l .t Warmers SAFE Cure she ',-a-. a Ldrge storse or calculus, aua j.; ,,.r., 1885, reported, Am to-isy CT J.sEi as sOy.es, c giTG."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17

We admit that partisan bias IL not wanted
on the Supreme bcnch--ccrtainly not, so
far as Virginia Is concerned, for that has
been the HAD OF all her woes. Never
theless, there never was time In
the history Of the country when there
was greater need OF the Infusion into
the supreme Court Of fidelity 10 tae
principles on which this Government was
founded. There never was time when 1t
was Of mole vital importance 10 the pre-
seryst'on Of our form of government aud
the integrity Of the CONSTITUTION that q
check should be put upon partisan and
centrali2,ng tendencies. No stronger proof
o. this is needed than the disposition OF
papers like those above quoted TO regard
old questions as having practically died
out. slavery and secession arc dead, but
the right Of local sclf.government and the
powers Of the States within the Con'tilu-
ton are not. When these die the republic
must die.
The circuit over which Justice WOODS
presided, and which will be assigned 10
the new Justice, consists of The states OF
Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama,
Georgia, and Florida.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17
Justice woods's Successor.

Who will succeed Justice WOODS on the
Supreme Coult bench is an interesting
question. AS might have been expected,
nearly every southern State claims the APP
poinimtnt; and IT is pleasant 10 note
that as a Iule the northern papers concede
The Soutb's right TO Il, not only in name,
but in iact-tbat H., that the new Justice
should lie southern man TO the manner
born, which was not the case with Justice
WOops. However. our northern c0ntem.
porsries, in discussing the matter, bring up
other points which demand, we think, Sc
rious consideration. The New York Times
sees no reason why the President should
not select q southern Democrat for the
position, and adds:
aTbere is not Judge on the bench OF the
Supreme Court OF the United States ~ho
WAS appointed by a Democratic President,
Justice Miller, the oldest IN service, hlylng
been appointed in 1862. There Is only one,
Justice Field, VITO Is rated as Democrat
10 politics, and he was appointed By Presi-
dent Lincoln. The death OF Justice Woods,
which occurred IN Washington yesterday,
creates vacancy witch will give occasion
for beginning In restoring political equI-
librium 10 the bench Of our highest lri-
buDal, hut The time has gone by when the
party utilization OF judges will have any
srch significance as II formerly had. the
old controversies as 10 the nature OF our
Government and the meaning OF the Con.
siiiulion having practically died out"
Tie Washington Post, after staling that
no one OF the eight judges has ever been
Democrat, "wilh the possible exception OF
Justice FIELD" says:
"Tbe partisan bias OF judges Is OF far
less importance than II was when questions
were rife which are now regarded as set
tied, but there probably Is no doubt that
President Cleveland will appoint Demo.
erst, aud there ought to be 10 doubtthat he
will De from the Soutb--a vast portion OF
the country now almost unrepreseDted. Il
viii fske more than one presidential term
TO resstsbIIsh the equilibrium OF partes.D
Our contemporaries blow hot and cold 10
the same breath. They tell us that the
equilibrium should be resaabilshsd. yet
declare That there Is no necessity for It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17
The COMMISSION.

The following paragraph from The Wythc-
VILE Enterprise is as honorable to the edi
tor as it is just to the commission
"When the commission 10 represent the
State wss first designated we criticised il
composition and had but little hope that
any good would grow ont Of IT. dcliberi'
tiOnS. But this opinion had ITS origin sole
~ in our proiudices against some OF the
most promiOCut members thereof. We be-
lieved that they had preiudged the whole
matter in advance and would not approach
It In that calm, fair. and patriotic manner
that should atone control and guide them.
We thought that there were demlgogues
on the committee who had rather make 20.
litical capital out Of their opportunity than
90 the state true and honest work, aud
that hence TO satisfactory settlement was
likely 10 be reached, and we so declared in
these columns. The indications now are
that our prophecy is about to be filled; but,
thank heaven, not from the causes we an-
tlcipated. So far as the hight has been NJ
lowed TO shine upon the proceedings the
members of this commission have risen 10
the dignity and importance OF the trust
confided them, ard our fears regarding
them have proved as groundlesS as our
opinions concerning them were unjust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17
Seemingly Eradicated

with repeated and powerful doses of Quinine,
chills aud fever, in some one OF its various
forms, springs into active existence again,
often without the slightest apparent provoca-
ton To extnguish the smouldering embers Of
this obstinate and rccondite malay. no less
than TO subdue il when 1t RACES Hereby In the
system, Hostetters stomach Bitters Is all SUM-
cient When every resource of the pharmacO-
pDia has been exhausted again Il IL In vain, the
Bitters conquer twill remove every lingering
vestige OF IL. Nay, more, the Bitters will pro
toct those brought within the influence OF the
atmospheric poison that begets malarial dis
ease from its attacks. Disorders OF the stO-
mach. liver. and bowels are among the COM
plants to be apprehended from the use OF mi
asIna-tainted water. These are both cured and
prevented by tho Bitters. rheumatism, con-
stration, and renal complaints yield TO its ac-
ton. Th(w), Sa&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17
Finally Dissolved.

The re0pening OF negotiations bet vcen
the representatives of the Council Of For
eign B0ndholdCrs and the committee OF the
Legislature has failed OF practical results,
and the debt conference has finally dis
solved. This morning we publish re.
port OF the actiou OF the legislative
committee In terminating the conie-
renee. That report Cmbodes the new
proposition OF the bOndho'ders, which was
rejected by the legislative committee, aud
the counter proposition Of the legislative
committee, which was in turn rejected by
the representatives Of the bondholderS'
The figures tell the whole story and call for
no comment ut this writing save that the
uitim0tum Of the legislative committee en-
braecd all The concessions tbat the people
Of the State could have been expected to
Iatiiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17

'Tbe Battlefield Memorial Association
may refuse 10 allow Pickett's men TO pu'
tier monument on the furtheSt point
reached in the Confederate charge on that
fatcful day, but cool.headed ana impartial
history will put it there, nevertheless, and.
gentlemen, don't YOU forget it,
BY the way. it may be that the whole
hitch is explained in the following from the
Philadelphia Times:
"If the directors of the association Get
tysburg AssociatiOu) had been IN the terri.
BE baptism OF fire that was felt by all
where Armislead fell, it is likely that they
would he les sensitive about monumental
aitCsiation OF an undiputed historical
fact"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17
TIE HILL CITY.
Review of the Tobacco Market
News Notes.

News Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
LYNCHBURG, May 10, 1887.
The sales Of tobacco for the past week
have been very large, surprising those OF
any other week during the season. They
amounted to 1885, 500 pounds. The greater
part OF the offerings consisted OF the infe-
TiOr article, aud rs there is no demand for
it-eitbeT for manufacturing or shipping
tie prices ruled low, Sometimes not enough
TO pay warehouse charges. TIE lner vi
rieties OF dark and bright SIRE IN demand
at prices satisfactory 10 the planter. Fine
shipping commands from Sl2 TO GA;
fine cutters range from SIS TO S26
extra good wrappers are very scarce.
The manufacturers arc doing but
little, owing TO the large supply OF man
ufaciured on hand aud the low price offer.
cd for IL. Quite number OF small
or manufacturers are not operating NJ all
this season. The great hulk OF the tobacco
sold In our warehouses Is for shipping pur.
poses. The commission merchants here
are constantly reminding their correspond
ents that greatly reduced area in tobacco
aDd better article are The only things like.
~ 10 restore former paying prices.
The internal revenue collections for TO.
bscco, snuff. and cigars for the past week
amounted 10 SI.3l3.29.
But ole OF our military computes will
attend the approaching drill at Washing.
ton--ylz., the tgoop Of cavalry.
The revival at Memorial ethodist Epis.
cOpal church, Of which Rev. Dr. j. Han
non Is pastor, although II has been IN pro-
grs IS for many weeks, continues with una
baied ylsor and success. Hundreds have
protested conversion, and many have
thereby been ADDED 10 all the churches In
The city. REX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17

The Philadelphia Inquirer says; "Not to
be overcrtical, the. Gettysburg Monument
Association seems to be making spectacle
Of itself with regard to the PICKETT mOnu.
ment." And it Is likely TO present Il sorry
spectacle before the papers get through
with H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17

The Raleigh (N. CO. NecS and Observer
says that Tie President ought TO come to
that State for asuccessor to Justice WOODS.
Well, we risk nothing in saying that the
President might 90 further end fare worse.
SoIth Carolina has had aforetime and has
now some first class judicial timber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17

90 ERCAD STRICT
Now tbat spring .5 upon Us in earnee;. change
OF outward attire and underwear boe0uai On
absolute necessity Nowhere can this te a.
comulishcd with greater satiefa lion than ~ m y
establishment . no ladies' viii ind 10 % ileir
Interest to tskc ADVANTAGE oi the - SPECIAL o.
FERINGS have mado for this week.
| commenced MONDAY. May 18Th, Special
ea,e OF WHITE GOODS. My determination l.
20 reduce stock at once hy cutting down prices.
To this end have marked
MyS5,c. WHlIE Lawn 10 bhc.;
Ny lO,. WHITE LAWN toShc.;
hy ls4c. WHITE LAWN % TO-;
Ny l5c. WHITE LAWN 20 I2hc:
Ny 1sc. WHITE LAWN % ljc.;
My .0c. WHITE Law y % l6sC.;
HyGlc. WHITE FlQUE at &C.;
ny &c. WHITE CHECKED M slim ats;
Ny SIC. WHIT ECHECkED MUSLIN attic;
Ny lOc. WHITE CHECKED MUSLIN n So
~ I9<c. WHITE CHECKED MUSLIN a. TO-:
EylJc. WIFI Z ClIECkED MUSLIN a. l2.c.;
Ny 12@c. WHITE PLAID w SLIN ~ TO-;
Wy IT,. WHITE PLAID MUSLIN at 194,:
$40 yards WHITE LAWN REMNANTS atJ'.:
IMPORTED FANCI-STRipE CRlNALE',
soweihing new and hRnlspue-wars Do
for this week l9l,c.; CHEESE CLOTH in
au coIOrs at &C. ivr thls week;
pRE>> GINOHAMS at s. 81, ~, aai IL &C., all
no newest patterns am rOiOrlns 5-a-e Is
fast rs the mills tgra ihem Out:
BAilS1E. Fancy AMI Nohi Co.0rs. 20 ~ ~
teauiiful colors. l"t 81 BAFINTE REM
NANlS al lUc. FINf-NA II NAi LL-''- foi
thy styles. all new-at EYE;
LACE BUNTING. all colors worth i1bc., for
this week 75c.; NUNS YELLING, all cOiOrs
worth Tijc., for thus week x3c.
The values We are giving ln All kinds n
LACKS tor this week will asfoni'h you. It
would he impossible TO mention prizes. a.
spaco would not permit LACE PARANOL-
COZ ks al &C.. zoe. 49,. cJ'., 20, aEj 81;
CIltlAIN SCRlN Rt9. o.. 10. II, sld - ST.:
LACE CAPS ia all the new shapes. starring 3.
- -. 20. 75c., and 81
Silk GLOVES ia Black and Spring sAqie' n
- worth zoe SILK LACE hll> in B.a x
end Spring .heles ~ - worth 5jr.;
KIN CLOVIS In al The latest shades 3D..
You via find in my DKRSS GOODS depart
mout mo prices reduced 10 your bear.'- cone
tent. | guarantee my prices lower than any
0tncr house f0I the same quality goods The
prices will spoaS for themsei'"a con n"i SEQ
me. LEVI HkAIER,
NY i7-Tu&Th 5J' B.ua4 ,..,,t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17

A contemporary says: "Thcre is lively
demand in California at present for college
presidents" We will take a contract to
furnish California with all the college pre-
sidents she wants. Every year our higher
Institutions Of learning turn out men that
will ill The bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17

The report that Russia and Austria are
negotiating . secret treaty is not calculated
to st9rtle Europe when it is remembered
that the Magyar is now the power behind
the throne Of the AustrO Hungarian mon
aIcby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17

The Boston HerGld says "KEIFER is not
eloquent, he is not thoughtful, he is not
rhetorciaD. and be is not an orator." But
from oil accounts he is IOmancer that
knocks ELI PERKINS into the shade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17

The Norfolk T,rginian d well as the
Norfolk Landmarks is edited By poet We
call upon the Richmond editors to Try their
s.'nreuticc Land"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17

"The Delaware peach crop Is likely TO- be
tie largest ever produced in that State.'
The Delaware peach-growers need watch
Idg. There Is mischief behind such an cX.
traordlnsry statement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17
DRUNKENNESS

or the Liquor Habit Positively Cwei ~ ~
ministerlng Dr. ila.ncs' 1oiion
Specific.
Itcan te given In cup0f oodee az ieA si
out the knowledge Of the person taAi'+
Absolutely harmless, aud VIII effect if.i
nent aud speedy cure. whether ,le pAien. f.
moderate drinsor or an aicoholl' wrtcA. 1
been given IN thousands II caseS ana in r'
lpslance psriec, cure has followed u Nt'.,
FAILS. The system once hnpfesoalcl So
specific it becomes an utter impo,7iplNi! ''
ne LIQUOR appetite 10 exist FOR saio ~
I. ROBERTS BAKER
30 east Main sifrr''
noIsTh. Sa&rui56t kchmor4' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17

The New York Herald has an admirable
editorial IN favor Of appointing a genuine
Democrat to I'll the vacancy occIsioned by
the death OF Justice WOODS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17
LEVY DAVIS


LAS.-Larco additions Just made to oar a,re1iy
large stock. We aim 10 give 'he llANOsOhE'r
sTYES aud the BEST GOODS at the leas. mo-
ney. ana We feel satisfied that our customes
will end il to their advantage 20 buy Of ma.
myf7 LEVY Is DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17
s. S. s.
MIR. b. c. W. JOBsON'S CASE.
Norfolk Virginian.

Mr. Jobson ia freight clerk Of the Soaboari
and Roanoke railroad, well known in this city
and Portsmouth, whore no resides. io writes
a card explanatory Of his own case:
COG QUEEN STREET,
PORTSMOUTH, Va, April 90, 1881.
Srin Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga:
Gentlemen, When | was eight years old
was poisoned with oak. The poison remained
in my system for asout twenty years, when,
four years ago, 1t broke out violently all OYER
my face, hands, and body. / had TO set for
days with my hands stretched out. could do
nothing. ] had used every kind Of local APP
plcation that tho doctors gave without any
permanent rolief. During Ihis yirulent and
general breaking out took a course Of six bot
ties Of $. s. =, and they entirely cured me-
From ihGt day iii now have had no sign Of
tho poison.
/ know s. s s. TO be one Of tho best blood
purifying medicines in the world. use 1t rs
general family medicine, aud would not be
without il as spring medicine for many times
its cost. Yours truly,
b. c. w. JOBSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17
LUCKY MAN.

4 N
~ lucky man IL raror than. white crow"
says Juvenal, and we think no knew. How
ever, wo have heard Of thousands OF lucky
ones. and we propose " lot their secret OUT
They were people broken down IN health, SUI
fering with liver, blood, and skin-dtsea-es,
scrofula. dropsy. and consumption, and were
lucky enough 70 hear Of aud wise enough 20
use DIR. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery"
tho sovereign blood purifier, tonic, and sltora-
tive OF tho age.
A BONANZA MINE
Of health Ia 20 DO found In Dr.. H. v. Piorce's
"Favorfto Prescription" 10 the merits OF which
as a remedy for female weakness and kindred
affections thousands testify.
Decline OF man or woman, prema-
turely induced by excuses or bad pracuc0s,
speedily and radically cured. Book illus
tTafed), 10 cents In stamps. Consultation free.
Worlds Dlsponsary Medical Association, Buf-
falO. N. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17
ERIEF COMMENI,.

And pow it is the SANDS family that has
inherited 100000 in England. Will the
EngIish-estate chestnut never disappear?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17
- DRESS TRIMMINGS.

Another largo arrival OF FASHIONABLE
DRESS TRIMMINGS;
BLACK and COLOKED BEAD TRIMMINGS;
BRAID TRIMMINGS. in now styles;
BUTTONS and all other kinds Of TRIM
MINGS for drcssc..
myI7 LEVY 6 DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17
I. HUIZLER'S SONS.
3l5 EAST BROAD STREET
WASH FABRICS. GINGHAMS, LAWNS. BA-
TISTES. SEERSUCKERs. SArINE~.
INDIA LINENS. FRENCH NAM.
SOCKS, PLAID MUSLINs.

Two hundred styles # CHANBRtY GlN5-
HANS that were Is ans -; now I'D AM
i2Lc., embracing tie choicest patterns Of
HkIkLINE2 CHECKS, ~ BOSS T. D
STRIPES, DOTTED LINES AND SOLIDS %
match IN TANS, BROWNS, BLU Is,
GREENS. GKAYS, BLACKS. CABINETS,
and PINhS.
HFNSTITCHgD PLAIDS and STRIPES, with
Satin Bars aud Blocks lall whitel, at i31;.
that are known 10 DO worth %.
eTAiN-BARRED SHEER WHITE MCSLINS al
qc.; cannot be replaced under l24c.
REMNANTS OF INDIA LINEN from to yards.
Ia tour qualities. from "a 81 lie. which va
warrant g. he equal to the regular grades
that are sold at nearly double the price.
SFEHSUCKERS from B.. per yard up - l5tc.
MERRlMAC BATlsTE, . inchos vide at i9hc.-
all new designs.
STANHOPE LAWNS az 34c.; PACIFIC 400
LAWNS IS 8. These goods are sold regu-
larry OF and l2Hc. in whole pieces, RIM
NAN1S containing from 70 40 yards a.
atOve prices.
sATTSES in unlimited variety and ina every
quality.
ON MONDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK
we began TO sell FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM cor
ION at7 &c, and Will continue 81 that price hu-
I'll all We have Is sold.
Nearly all the articles enumerated above
have been receive Il during tho past weeS, aad
10 addition thereto some special bargains IN
BLACK AND COLORED SILK GLOVES and
SWISS and IA, BERG FLoUNcINGs aad
cHANTILLY and SPANISH FlOuNClNGs and
NETS.
Particular attention IS called TO our sto K o.
IADl ES' and GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE UNDER
WEAR, which Is upsurpassedin this city.
II. HutzleT'S Sons,
sl5 EAST BROAD STREET
my l7-fuSTh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17

MAIIIt.f-.
3J'. MATING. Dr. FhI cu."r' $500.
. gain price ~. y1ri.
a6r. NAlTING.a variety 90 .,.'-
-. MATING. styles ami quality
gain price joe. yafu.
SEAMLESS AAlIINGs al &c., 3D.,
SIC.
Special tUrga.l5 in CHECKED SAM
al - -r 81 70. i.r.. iiC. Itt. t..
FIGURED PLAID III Sins. t
lretF atyios, regular iiite -.'.-o-i
TENTED CANVAS CToTH bse-y ......
Sc Srid-tcal value l2.c.
sIlIfED MANSIONS, Boa white Ant
GtIr. yard worth 81.
INDIA LAWNS at'. '.r., o., &c., ...
worm iehc., ir', co.. anf -'..
ffRi - a. lH". WDith 49,. q. 81. N'...
COlOHhD SUBSTITUTING at o.. OBJ
worth 1-c uud .s. Is yuri.
sA1IN DIACoNAiS. all c0iafs lni '.t.,
prsit 30 goods MADE fnr thr money, Hi D.
,S-ig,h Had WOOL OUTINGS. moss -.f.'
froy. TAN. gnj CADET, 40 81 e.. aycri; r.li
GINGUANs.
VeW!H show MONDAY 'hr Irerflr-f M
DkF~~ NlNGuAH> ever Shown q. So, I'...
lie, aud ~. entirely new styles a-l
DRESS GOODS
2s-inch STRIPED CANVASS 10
black are the only col0rS left-Drirc We. t...
now sou can have 90 40 b.. q yari
fOin,h ALL-NOOL NUS<NEfLTAG AID
ALBATEOSS. pink. ret, ass uiao, AZ 3D.
yaTc-rV gular price .Oc.
s6-iuch rWlLl.S. tan and grey. sofa fos 81,
price uOB only BE, q yart
sSinch ALl-WOOl sERGES. tan, hroau,
cadet. aud el.c;ric-rue. al 3D.. WogiD o.
Douile-widh COMBINATION ~ltflNUN.
tan-. brown. ana etr2, FORMER pr.re t,t-tc.
luced uow TO 20 q yard.
Sun lMlnfl
A Large assortment OF SILK AND Giok
TSBhfLIAS. handles ~ natural wood =.
AID oliver. We haYc Just n.ato an cA'tlr'
purchase II Gloria Umbrellas, wh.eh w. at
Confident wo can eel lower iian any oI
house. Give us a CALL our goods aoi 81
viii suit sou. ,...,...,..,
my is-Tu&Ih - Broad sf,t-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17

Dr. IIen'ey's Celery, Beef. and Iron will
harden your muscles and make you strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

The DAILY DISPATCH IA delivered to sub
scnber~ a, FIrTsss orSrs per week, payable 10
the carrier weekly. Mailed at o. per annam /;
- Tor ak months; $3.50 for three months; VOC
Tor ote month.
Tho sENl.wERKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
annun,. or 81 for six months
Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per annuri.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at $3.50 per annum,
or 80. for six months
Subscriptions IN all cases payable In advance
and no paper continued after the expiration OF
ire time paid for. send postofice money
order. chock, or registered lestor. Currency
sent by mail viii be NJ the risk Of tho sender.
subacribors wishing thor pos,-ofilce changed
mus, give their old a. well "a their new post
once. Sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17
srNATE RlLLs PAssED.

SLNAlh BILLS PASSED.
To authorize the qualified voters Of Me-
cbauic,Lurg magisterial district, in the
county OF Bland. 10 vote 4 tax fOrIoaI pnr'
poses in said district.
TO Incorporate the Warm-Springs Valley
InipIOvom, mt Company.
TO provide for new registration OF
voters at stock Yards precinct in 70 mOke
county.
To incorporate the SulTjlk Street.llailway
Company.
10 Incorporate the Albemarle Telegraph
and Telephone Company.
To foster the culture OF blacS-bass fish in
James river.
In relation TO insurance companies and
associations upon the asSeS.m Mt plan.
In relation 10 pay Of gardener at Cover
aoi'S Mansion.
Amending the act incorpO; ating the Viz
ginia Mineral Railway COm1any.
To attach the county OF Dickinson to
the Second senatorial district.
To allow John :. Burhams 10 erecta wharf
on the RappahaunOck river at BflsdOa, ia
MiddlcseX county.
70 incorporate the Peoples Illuminating
Company Of Norfolk city and cOInty.
TO amend the net Incorporating tic
Yong Mems Christian AssocatIon.
To incorporate the Blue Ride Mineral
Railway Company.
To Incorporate the Roanoke ColtOn-Mlls.
TO Incorporate the Lyuch5urg Rulroai
and Improvement Company.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Alexandria Real
Estate Investment Trust aud Title Com.
many